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Alejandro Martín — Portfolio

I'm 18. This is what I can build.

This is not a template. This is not a generic Bootstrap resume. This is an industrial-grade, custom-built portfolio that reflects how I think: structural, honest, and allergic to fluff.


What makes it different

Terminal aesthetic, not templates

The entire UI is built around a terminal/industrial theme — scanlines, CRT boot animations, glitch effects, monospace everything. It looks like a control panel because that's the vibe I wanted. A recruiter will open it and know immediately this is not another "creative" portfolio on ThemeForest.

Real-time terminal console

An embedded xterm console with live logs. It's not a gif. It's not a screenshot. It actually runs. This is where I stream project milestones, system events, and activity. It shows the portfolio is alive.

Smart project ranking

Projects auto-rank by stars + manual boosts. Stale repos get flagged with "dust" indicators. Recruiters see what matters most first, not a flat list. Private repos show as CLASSIFIED with NDA notice — transparent about what I can't show.

Admin panel (invisible to you)

There's a full admin backend with GitHub OAuth. I manage projects, tech stack, roadmap, and settings from there. Changes deploy to production from the panel itself. You won't see it, but the fact that it exists means the content stays fresh without touching code.

Everything is data-driven

Projects, tech stack, ambitions, settings — all JSON. The UI is a rendering layer. I can update everything from the admin panel or directly in the data files. No hardcoded HTML pages.


Quick facts

Age 18
Focus Backend, infrastructure, dev tooling
Main project git-courer — MCP server for Git (29 ★)
Philosophy Solve real problems. Ask why before how.
Looking for Junior/entry backend role — remote or Madrid

Live

alejandro-m-p.com

Contact

martinpujaltea@gmail.com

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Pragmatic systems developer in training, specializing in building robust digital infrastructures and structurally honest architectures.

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